One thing to remember is humidity and lack of hiking w/elevation.

I wish y'all the best and look forward to my real estate journey.Keep Elevating,Woodly

People seem to forget that as an owner you ARE the HOA, and I don't think most people realize that a good HO6 policy has coverage against special assessments.I will also chime in that an older well managed building (preferably without elevators) can be a much lower cost risk than many of the larger newer complexes in Denver many of which have had litigation against their builders already, and whose taxes are often double or triple.  

So, how does one find an investor without time to do the "elevator talk"?  

So they have been buying the old buildings and updating them to state of the art infrastructure, like smart elevators, gigabyte internet, data centers and co-locations.

Add weather related events and lower elevation areas (Gulf Coast states) where frequent flooding is an issue, and there is simply no way I'd ever invest in areas like Florida or New Orleans.

I'm just learn that on this journey our speech and mental have enormous affects on our outcomes and I just want you to do great 😊

These homes were then resold at auction to developers who had to either demolish them and rebuild elevated homes, or actually LIFT the houses on a new foundation.

There is this worry that many tenants if able will start turning to the single family market to avoid excessive contact with others via sharing elevators or other common ares they can't avoid with apartments.

@Justin OwensI use to think the elevation was the front door sill.